LINES- Horizontal lines, Vertical lines, Zigzag lines, Diagonal lines and Curve lines.
1. Lines-different types and importance of designing data together making a shape or
repetition of a shape in pattern different types of lines.
a. Thick and thin lines.
b. Wavy lines
c. Straight lines
d. Horizontal, vertical, diagonal lines.
Definition and concept of lines
Aspects of line
GEOMETRY IN FASHION DESIGN
a. SHAPES
Angles in design are important for eg- gored skirt, v-necklines, asymmetrical hems etc.
in order to design aesthetically appealing outfits, geometry is used to make these
appealing patterns. Designers use geometry principles to create these new designs.
EXAMPLES:
Draw a scrawly pattern, filling the space with dots, lines and shapes with tints and tones
of the medium. This exercise should be done in pencil, colour and ink on separate sheets.
Geometrical shapes:-
The basic shapes are:
a. Circle
b. Square
c. Triangle
d. Rectangle
EXAMPLES:
Make a composition with these shapes on black paper, keeping in mind that there should
be two of each shape.
b. COLOUR
colour wheel, primary, secondary and tertiary, hue and value, intensity, tints, shades,
tones, analogous achromatic, monochromatic, complimentary and split complimentary.
EXAMPLES:
Make a colour wheel showing the following colours:
a. Primary
b. Secondary
c. Sub secondary
d. Tertiary
WARM AND COOL COLOURS:
EXAMPLE:
Make a composition with circles and paint it with cool colours.
TINTS AND SHADES
EXAMPLE:
Tones of a colour, introduction of different types of combinations:
Make four motifs with colour on a coloured background.
POLYCHROMATIC COLOURS:
EXAMPLE:
Make composition with circles semi-circles and rings and fill it with polychromatic.
SPLIT COMPLIMENTARY:
EXAMPLES:
Make at least 5 different types of shape and compose them well on a ½ imperial sheet
showing any one set of double split complimentary colours.
Analogous colour
Colour terminology
EXAMPLES
Express the following works in colour with illustrating and notes.
a. Hue
b. Chrome
c. Value
d. Intensity
e. Tones
NEUTRALISATION OF COLOUR
EXAMPLE
Express this in 1”-1” square. Work ½ imperial sheets. Rainbow colour (VIBGYOR).
Show the above with illustration.
High key, low key and middle key.
EXAMPLES
Express the above mentioned colour combination in figure.
TRANSPARENT AND OPAQUE COLOURS
EXAMPLE
Make composition with figures and show the differences.
OPTICAL ILLUSION
Optical illusion created by lines and colour.
Express on ½ imperial sheets.
For sessional the students is required to perform practice of following.
a. Colour wheel
b. Complimentary neutral colours.
c. VIBGYOR
d. Acro & Monochromatic colour
e. Warm & cool colours
f. Mosaic
g. Replica & enlargement
h. Optical illusion (lines)
i. Optical illusion (checks)
j. Optical illusion (polka dots)
k. Optical illusion (prints)
l. Water colour shading (black)
m. Water colour shading (coloured)
n. Pastels & dusty pastels
o. Tints & shades
p. Polychromatic colours
q. Split complementary
r. Double split complementary
s. Transparent & square colours.
